Closed orange squash blossoms on a wooden surface with green leaves in the background.

Plant Nutrition

NZBioAmino

NITROGEN | AMINO ACIDS | BIOACTIVES

NZBioAmino 20L
Certified organic certification logo with the words 'bio' and 'gro' inside a stylized tree and the certification number 5467.
Infographic with four icons about plant growth. The first icon shows a plant with leaves, labeled 'Vegetative Growth Stimulation.' The second icon shows a molecular structure with the letter 'N', labeled 'Organic Nitrogen.' The third icon shows a water droplet with a chemical structure, labeled 'Complex Amino Acids.' The fourth icon shows a plant with leaves, labeled 'For Organic Production.'
Jump to trial data

NZBioAmino significantly increases mineralisation, availability and absorption of micro-nutrients leading to improved health, vitality and immunity of plants and soil biota. Amino acids form the foundation of plant cells. They improve the strength of cell walls and enzyme activity. Soil biology and plants use precious energy to synthesize necessary combinations of amino acids to form specific functional proteins. Having a ready supply of quality amino acids at key stages of growth helps support immune and defence mechanisms and enables plants to maintain the ability to recover and thrive.

Directly applied to the soil, NZBioAmino supports and strengthens soil microbial communities, enabling better nutrient uptake as well as promoting extensive, healthy root systems. Foliar applications of NZBioAmino supports structural, metabolic, and mineral transport functions, improving chlorophyll production leading to improved photosynthesis and increased energy for growth, fruit set, ripening, seed fill and protein production. At 9% organic nitrogen, NZBioAmino supplies nitrogen in a recognisable, high-quality form that plants can utilise immediately.

Used in combination with high analysis N-fertilisers, NZBioAmino can significantly reduce nitrogen fertiliser use reducing costs while supporting soil functioning.

Key benefits

  • High organic nitrogen content

  • Source of crucial amino acids and trace elements

  • Healthy plants and soils

  • Reduced synthetic N inputs

Composition:

Nitrogen (N) Phosphorous (P)
Potassium (K)
Organic matter

Calcium (Ca)
Sodium (Na)
Sulphur (S)

Amino acids: Gly, Pro, Hyp, Glu, Ala, Arg, Asp, Ser, His, Lys, Leu, Val, Phe, Ile, Tyr.

*Natural variations in nutrient composition can occur

(%*)

9
<0.003
0.016
50
mg/L
5500
6000
2800

How to use:

Foliar/Soil

Agriculture

Horticulture

Dilution

1:100

1:100

Application

4–5L/ha, 2–3 times during vegetative growth stage with 3–4 intervals

4–5L/ha, 4-week intervals during vegetative growth stage

Mixing:

Suitable for all common sprayers and spray nozzles and is compatible with most standard crop protection treatments. Please see our mixing guide for further information.

Note: Optimal spraying time is early morning or cloudy weather. Avoid spraying in windy, low humidity conditions or the heat of the day where chances of evaporation and burn are increased. Can be mixed with liquid synthetic nitrogen products.

Trial Data:

Crop: Strawberry Location: Guadalupe

Analyst: Pacific Ag Group

Application: 50% reduction Conventional Fertiliser (CNF) + 5L/ha NZBioAmino

Bar graph compares conventional nitrogen fertilizer and 50% nitrogen fertilizer with NZBioAmino across six categories: Vigor, Chlorophyll content, Canopy density and greenness, Brix, Number of berries, and Total Market Weight. Conventional fertilizer is shown in green, and the 50% plus NZBioAmino is in orange.
Comparison table of fertilizer types showing metrics such as vigor, chlorophyll content, canopy density, berry sweetness, number of berries, and total market weight.

Crop: Lettuce Location: California

Analyst: Pacific Ag Group

Application: 50% reduction Conventional Fertiliser (CNF) + 9L/ha NZBioAmino

Bar graph comparing conventional nitrogen fertilizer (CNF) and a reduced CNF plus NZBioAmino treatment across various metrics. Metrics include canopy density & greenness (NDVI), Brix, head width, core length, harvest yield weight, and estimated gross return in USD per acre. The treatment with reduced CNF shows improvements or similar results compared to conventional CNF.
Table comparing conventional and reduced nitrogen fertilizer effects on crop growth. It includes data on canopy density, berry sweetness, head width, core length, harvest yield weight, and estimated gross return per acre.

Remote sensing equipment used to measure canopy density and greenness showed plots treated with increasing rates of NZBioAmino resulted in significantly higher readings for chlorophyll content. Statistically no differences in yields among the treatments for marketable lettuce was observed despite significant reduction in total nitrogen applied. Brix was measured for soluble solid content in extracted leaf tissue, with no significant differences observed. Increased returns (net benefit to grower of additional 500$/acre) due to reduced waste and larger sized lettuces.

Information to download:

Brochure for NZBioAmino plant nutrient with a close-up of a yellow flower or bud on the cover, featuring green and white text and a white container of plant fertilizer labeled NZBioAmino.
Available container sizes NZBioAmino

Container sizes

1000L

200L

20L

Our Distributors